The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-12-10
Littel's Living AGE.

LltteN's Living Age.
gSSzWSAs having met with constant COM
wv vmrs Nv A WEEKLY MAGAZINE,
| ksl L nrS W5EA four pages each, or more than
EssASSdsI Three and Quarter Thousand
| tfyA( s.4.= l5sa7 double column octave pages of
| VMSsN@fg5R sents in an inexpensive form, con-
I&XSEN% ~ ter, with freshness, owing to its
l-------uzzzasz-A ness nowhere else attempted,
The best Essays, Reviews Criticisms Serial and Short
Stories, Sketches of Travel and Discovery Poetry, Sci
entifc Biographical, Historical, and Political nfor-
nation from the entire body of Foreign Peri
odcal Literature, and from the pens of the
FOREMOST LIVING WRITER'S.
The ablest and most cultivated intellects,
every .r & of tier Sce9ge Politics.
Europe, and especially of Great Britain.
Lyn o AZ sg5 ress
of this literature only compilation that while
hs 0 all is Ia se IS Of
immediate interest, or of solid, permanent value.
wishes KEEP pace VIII Events 9TH OF ISteseaa
progress of the time. cultivate himself his
family general intelligence and literary taste.
Opinions
1--WE have thought that it impossible to improve
upon this grand publication yet it does to grow
publication Of the Christian at Work New FORK
BY reading it one can keep abreast of the current
aspirants for public favor" Weo- Iori OJseTrer.
~, Such a publication exhausts snperlatves.
biography philosophy religion that cannot be found
To have THE LIVING AGE is to hold the keys of
the entire world of thought of scientific Investigation,
psychological research critical note, of poetry and
Fiction, biography. science, criticism history,
poetry, art and in the broader sense. politics. enter
into its and represented in its pages The
readers miss very little that is important in the peri
ain reading its closely printed pages one is brought
in contact with the men who are making opinion the
world over. Always new, always attractive, always
exhibiting editorial wisdom. it is essential as ever
to DESTROYS of keeping with the current of
lit is edited with great skill and care and its Weekly
appearance gives it certain advantages its month
" 1t may be truthfully and cordially said that never
offers dry or vaueless ge"-Neo- Poyk Tribune.
of English periodical literature do in other
way SO thoroughly and cheapy by taking THE LIv-
ING AGE."- Springfield Repubiican
"At its publication price it is the cheapest reading
one can procure = Boston Globe.
1t saves much labor for busy people who have no
time the various reviews and magazines but
Who stu wish to keep themselves well informed upon
1t furnishes complete compilation of an indspen-
sable literature aiGu 6hicag9 Egeniag J24'nGL 49,
1t enables It's readers to fully abreast the
best thought and literature of civilization Christian
1t is unequafIed." North Carolina Presbyterian
.'It IS absolutely without rival" Montreal Gazette
Published WEEKLY at $500 a year, free Of postage
" TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS for the year
1888, RENTING before JAN LIST. the numbers of 1887
issued after the receipt of their subscriptions, will be
sent gratis.
Club Prices for the best Home and Foreign Literature
t"PossesSed of THE LIVING AGE and one or other of
find himself command Of the WhOle saation."- PhiIa.
For $1,000 The LIVING AGE and any one of the Ameri-